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Color Orange Weaknesses
After taking the true colors test my result was that my personality was the color orange. Some weaknesses of my color are violent, loud, rude, and belligerent. Although some of the strengths include adventurous, generous, tolerant, charming, and skillful. I find these somewhat accurate but nothing surprised me because I can tell if something is untrue about me even if a sheet says it is part of my personality, such as the results says one of my strengths is being tolerant which I am barely ever tolerant so I crossed that off as though it doesn’t apply to me.
Some stressors of my color include sitting at a desk which I found applied to me since I have a hard time sitting still for so long and I find that I become very anxious and annoyed.
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They grow restless with jobs that tie them down and limit their personal freedom; they are straightforward, realistic, practical workers who bring flair, energy, and excitement to the workplace. I find that that statement doesn’t apply to my character because I tend to beat around the bush if it means I can spare someone’s feelings which usually comes back to bite me because people will get the wrong impression and take what was said differently than how it was meant, so most often than not I will have to clear up a misunderstanding that will somewhat harm a person since they have chosen to believe something much different. Oranges are upbeat and social in nature and present themselves with a positive image.
I feel this test gave us a better understanding of ourselves and gives us a little more perspective of who we are as a person. This could also reminds us of some things we didn't really think about but feel they do apply to ourselves as well as help us define what we would like to change such as become more tolerant of people or not let criticism get the best of us. This test showed us a little of what other people applied to themselves and how we can accept people more and their strengths along with their

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